Comments for Recycling, Green, and Environmental News http://www.recycle.co.uk/news Don't bin it recycle it Sun, 27 May 2012 13:17:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Recycle for Bradford by sarah morrison http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/639000.html#comment-52 sarah morrison Wed, 23 Jul 2008 09:47:40 +0000 http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/?p=639#comment-52 i can not understand why people who are doing community service are not sorting through the household waste recycled what has been unnecessarily tipped! Also why are Bradford not starting a fining scheme we do alot of recycling but have freinds and family members who boast of having two bins and filing them and that they can not be bothered recyling!!! Everyone in society seems so preoccupied with their rights, yet nobody seems to have told them they also have responisiblities to their community! i can not understand why people who are doing community service are not sorting through the household waste recycled what has been unnecessarily tipped! Also why are Bradford not starting a fining scheme we do alot of recycling but have freinds and family members who boast of having two bins and filing them and that they can not be bothered recyling!!! Everyone in society seems so preoccupied with their rights, yet nobody seems to have told them they also have responisiblities to their community!

]]> Comment on Tetra Pak Explains Carton Recycling by Peter Chester http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/786000.html#comment-48 Peter Chester Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:28:47 +0000 http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/?p=786#comment-48 Tetra Pak is showing great leadership in this area. I wish more milk, juice, water and wine would be sold in environmentally friendly cartons! Peter Chester Tetra Pak is showing great leadership in this area. I wish more milk, juice, water and wine would be sold in environmentally friendly cartons!

Peter Chester

]]> Comment on Bring and take events come to Wrexham by mrs v roberts http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/449000.html#comment-43 mrs v roberts Wed, 09 Jul 2008 15:49:11 +0000 http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/archives/449#comment-43 what a good idea. enjoyed the one in penycae last saturday. how nice to take the grandkids out and not have to say no you can,t have it, i can,t afford it. what a load of nonscence, the plastic chairs from skip is. what is this country comming to. what a good idea. enjoyed the one in penycae last saturday. how nice to take the grandkids out and not have to say no you can,t have it, i can,t afford it. what a load of nonscence, the plastic chairs from skip is. what is this country comming to.

]]> Comment on The computer recycling problem by Mike at Pacebutler Recycling http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/589000.html#comment-31 Mike at Pacebutler Recycling Tue, 27 May 2008 01:01:05 +0000 http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/?p=589#comment-31 In the US, there's a non-profit group called FreeGeek that operates like the Brant Freenet organization you mentioned here. They also provide computers to needy individuals and groups in exchange for community service. I have heard about a company in Belgium called Umicore that performs electronic recycling quite efficiently - with less than half of 1% remaining waste that couldn't be returned to the manufacturing cycle. Thanks for this article. In the US, there’s a non-profit group called FreeGeek that operates like the Brant Freenet organization you mentioned here. They also provide computers to needy individuals and groups in exchange for community service. I have heard about a company in Belgium called Umicore that performs electronic recycling quite efficiently - with less than half of 1% remaining waste that couldn’t be returned to the manufacturing cycle. Thanks for this article.

]]> Comment on Circuit board recycling a reality by M. Gurian http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/576000.html#comment-29 M. Gurian Thu, 22 May 2008 18:54:16 +0000 http://www.recycle.co.uk/news/?p=576#comment-29 Very interesting as a brief note. Will be interested in the details. The key to sucessful recycling is not only to dis-asemble the pieces but to treat them into recoverable and valuable individual streams in a reasonably economic process. Getting metals distinguished into adequately pure streams of useful individual metals or alloys will be a difficult problem. Looking forward to find the detailed work, if there is ever sufficient disclosure to judge details of the process and end stream analysis. Also the restriction or makeup of the starting circuit products may make considerable difference in the ease and universality of the process. Very interesting as a brief note. Will be interested in the details. The key to sucessful recycling is not only to dis-asemble the pieces but to treat them into recoverable and valuable individual streams in a reasonably economic process. Getting metals distinguished into adequately pure streams of useful individual metals or alloys will be a difficult problem. Looking forward to find the detailed work, if there is ever sufficient disclosure to judge details of the process and end stream analysis. Also the restriction or makeup of the starting circuit products may make considerable difference in the ease and universality of the process.

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